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RIFF Film Festival Has Started

Posted by Christoffer Dahl
October 8, 2023

Film aficinados will have a field day for the next 11 days because the Reykjavik International Film Festival has begun and they will showcase...

Fortum to Revamp Sweden’s Historic Untra

Posted by Fredrik Eydis
October 7, 2023

Fortum is to invest over €60m during 2023-2030 to modernise Sweden’s 42MW Untra hydropower plant, originally constructed in 1911. The company said the expenditure is part...

$300 Million Teva Bet: Will Norway’s Wealth Fund and ION Regret Investing in the Pharma Giant?

Posted by Githa Freya
October 7, 2023

The position built by the hedge fund ION in Teva has reached new highs and is estimated at more than $300 million. Against the...

A Monstrous Comeback: All Blacks Burst Through to Quarter-Finals

Posted by Githa Freya
October 6, 2023

Wellington, Sydney (6/10 – 33) Nearly a month after suffering brutal humiliation by host country France, New Zealand has barged through to the 2023...

Huntly Nordic and Outdoor Centre to See Ski Slope Upgrade

Posted by Kaethe Lis
October 6, 2023

Skiing in Scotland is more than just an exciting sport, it brings with it social, health and tourism benefits and no where is that...

Norway’s Council Hears Request for Diesel Island

Posted by Fredrik Eydis
October 6, 2023

NORWAY — A request from Krist Oil to change zoning language to accommodate the addition of a diesel island at its 625 Brown St....

PRIO Report Pushes Ethics in Digital Competence High on Norwegian Defense Sector Agenda

Posted by Astrid Dagmar
October 5, 2023

The report, titled ‘Ethical Aspects of Digital Competence in the Norwegian Defense Sector,’ found that Norway’s military is undergoing a rapid transformation into “a...

Denmark’s Digital ID Soon to be Valid in Neighboring Countries

Posted by Githa Freya
October 5, 2023

Danes living in other Nordic or Baltic countries could soon be able to use their national digital ID as valid identification, according to a report in...